The Sun. — London, England, 1818-01-31 00:00:00

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I/ .11 b *"4 ni"e to e , ntract for the REMOVAL 74 DUST, and SOIL that may accumulate Q - thne ta tinte at his Majesty's flarrachr at Tra6licich. Cr "L , Parti cu glars to ether with th e 7' eret e lend COU 14 jfay't(lf the Contract, may be hnoum by oppticatin to Mr. barrack;Vaster at " troalwich; and rctla. at the St_ • * .11, 14 ; Watt, .1 • 014.111411 aforesaid, any day britreitit the 414 :4 lf T Rtsd Pour,o'Cinek,.whe re th e P inita ropoials t be 14.. c6 7 ) 4 'etz?crl up, and endorsed; " Prolumats frit Astles'B(z. • * - 414 no Prop osa l ca n be admitted after Me mid 1 441; ' 6l,4 ( l Pei; atT wave o'Cl4h at 2Voon• of (*1 sttnie dltrrl 4 1 ig.:: l) . l "l ,4l inY ,Tender be Aeti6etf. t4deSl the PAiIY mratilig AlktV,kf ke eha ;hail attend. T 1-1 E LOTT F., It Y tpoiC a':'. ,essaget , - TIIREF. PRIZES OF THIII.TY TIIOUSAND POUNDS. SWIFT mid ('‘). solid! the nttenrion of the Public to the SCIABNIEnf the Nlnr LO'rTERY, which cuistaitiA the, following ttr.ustial Lest of Capital Prizeg, riz:—, 7 3 Prize-t of L. 30.000 Sterling Itfirney..-L:9,),000 M of 5,004 Striding 510ne.y....)4.000 10 of l,OOO Sterling M0nry....10,000 )t of - 800 Sterlitr-4 MoneF.... 6,0() 1 ) 14 of ' ' 400 Sterling Movry.... 5,1700 18 of ado Sterling- Money.... 5,400 40 - f i f. fleiiiles others of 1001 , 501., 251., erce:Ste. h addition to whidt Twelre Pipes of the hest.Olil Part Wine may be ohtained by the Pnrehaseri of:lidos or Sbares,.at the Old all.l Fiirtimate Otlics& 'of SWIFT and Co. NO. 11, Poetry; le, 'Chat:kng-• erosi; and 31, Aldgate 14*k-street: ' . . :. • , . tiNtomm A os Goon TRvEbLING, frmn the SARA CEN'S lIEND INN, SNOW-HILL. To YORE, LEEDS, •EDINPUItGII . , and all PARTS of the NOIITIL Pont Inside Coaches, I he first Horses, atol lireit erceel lent Time, By B. IV. 1()IINITAIN anti Co. SARACENS HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, :LONDON. rirtlE following POST- COACH ES, MA I 1,- it.• eo.ICHEs„ Ike.. set out from the Sat . :teen's Head Inn, Siii.iiv Hill :--- FOR I'll E . B. of the Lette r ie ahoy° ;! ntericef „y COZY' hile me' I go 04 ' ity, 310 LTORNSBY /tot! Co. Stork‘firtlkers, respeet,. 4,411/k„.fiiiirtwint the Ain 41i c. jiltoolftr*ve tyt . .'4ll(ta fickiiits4uidttlihafca WITEItY Fta be . Diluting on the 4th of MARCIi. - The' chettie contains Three Grattd Prizes a : 4 0,0061, -he ''aiitei4l Capital Prites - ; to be paid in Sterling Money—sp great an aUCantage to the. Adventurer has not been set forth - for many Lotteries past. Also a Bonus to the Mohler of the First-drawn Blank on the First, Second, and Third Day, of Font. PipeS of the best Old • Port in the Country, or in proportion for Sharer. ( 1 ,- - T The First Two Prizes of- 30,0001., Nos. 33,979 and 42,5t79, were Shared arid Sold by 11ORNSBY and Cu. at their Old Established Office, 26, Cornitill. ;;;ivefie r i a disg By Order of the Raced, R. H. CRIS IP; Secretary, it ~,,, _ s iver:; ~, r atislr Chet il' per ed 0 0 ' to a (s•tai" IA (6 ER. t 3 *e t ht.& 19' x~ e C^' ,n -,u AbMIRALTY orrlct, JAN. 2 95 "IL WIDOWS' PENSIONS. J °lice is hereby given, that Me WIDOWS of C OAIAIISSION and WARRANT OFFICERS of Zahl ll °Y AL NAVY, rece i v i ng Pensions from the Charity ished for th e i r Relief, will be paid th e i r P ens i ons, due to 5t beeeniber last, a t N o. to, New-square, Lincoln's Inn, E1)4:-IRD men ITATTON, Esq. the Paymaster of the • b4 4le ItY, viz. th e Wi dows of Flag-Oilicers, Superan d R tar-Adinirais, Captains, Commanders, Lieuten an t s , atm Nr• • A "wall 443'er; on Tuesday th e 10th of next Month: the Wi h .rgvoos, Parsers, an d B o a tswains . o n Wednesday • I,re ith, and the Widows of Gunners and Carpenters on but sd'y the 12th, and on erery succeeding Thursday, be- - " v ti'n the hours of Ten.and Twelve. Notie„e is further given, that Remittance fills will be e ttl !t on the lutli of next Month to t h ose Widows resident in L; 'Country, who have reque s t e d to b e pa i d their Pensions 4r there respective Residences. .L W. BROKER. -. %p ie . . 1 % of th e CO MMISSIONERS for INVESTIGATING ' '!lt b tuTs of the Late, NABOBS of the CARNATIC, No:11, Mancliester,:bulldings,Vestminster, 1 ' January '29 ; 1818. \ Co nformity to ( b e t9th ClAtme of the Deed , i e : At t :' ( ., itreement between the UNITED COMPANY of _ENGLAND Trading to ; the EAST IN ,. 3.lll.:l`iif..ltl'ireS::fiie Part, 'and the CREDITORS of .the Late '''. I/S of the CARNATIC of the o th er part, the Com . h k , i i iii, , r hat a c ' a PPoint e d under that . Agreement . .gire l *Notice, H t rsta. ri , y : 4 tlNtatio:i of the Schedule of Native C aims for l l nil'iry i 441 "%esees published. in A. pst Viler doe:the 2 d . 't dal tl, l7, has been published in two separate Lists, on -‘11,111.: -:1 sl at December, 1817, and 23,1 January, 1818, *her, Nlne former Schedule , put up at the India House, l'e rto n , "i % are commonly placed, in order that all such sit e ill al Anil' hare any interest to oppose or impeach the ' -,Y,hare suilicient opportunity so to do. GEORGE PARKIIOUSE, Secretary. I tl 1 6 1i,„ 41 C 11 : OF OADNANCE, January 7, 1 8 IS. . . /1-.2IASTBR-GE' NEI - IAL and BOARD o, 311,%°1—°k•Net : having granted their Authority fur the . 4 scale of . i . NIPRB SIONS, taitetyfront the Plates engraved :te4 l e ll: ) i - , NI . e if tels to a mile, front the General Survey of 1 1,1 ti. , ta.in, Perforated under the superintendance ipdabeloic . ere., tti-TAM NICDCr of the Royal Artillery, the i 'vrelw. • 7 ' 1 " illi s h ed -1 InfuthitAl, that Tsventy-eight Plates area l lt t - e i a i d u ): 1 4 4 ,. ' 4 4 that Impressions from them are on Sale . 4 o i b il" °° ,l l, in the Tower of London. These Plates form te e i l d ni .. v te ' A tari of the Coast from Folkstone, in Kent, to the ilea'l. l 3 3 7" io Cornwall, and thence to . Week St. Lawrence, St,,rlitul, alit' also froln the Thames to Orfordness, I), ct 41 other Plates of the Work are now in hand, and 11, lel • • .h l e of Surrey, and the Nu rtbe 'le!) contains nearly the u o li h,:ct. rn !art of Hame•re P , shire is just completed and pub „?l,,Yrl4_ PPlicat.ipn to Mr. Baker, at the Drawiug-Rnom, 114 dez Map will be shewnswhereprocure Gentlemen wishing to 41,t,s.,,,Ptie.°fettabe;:ountry surrounding their own habitations, Sheets they please for that purpose. t%,p"' Letters on this subject, addressed to Mr. Baker, under 1 .6.. t to the Secretary of the Board of Ordnance, Pall-Mall, io. .: , ti, Will be immediately attended to. ' ray Order of the Board, It. H. CREW, Secretary. 14A NEIV PAirENT HAT. at. only I ss. t oRGE, It ,lllP(,&fit's.i:TanSdAlCTloN(li.i hale to nwer to l' T hio,, the P ublic a SILK HAT on a BgAvEit BODY, coet ,4 aplee.t.'!ry requisite a Hat ought to possess; it is superior iiiltlti. ranee to the finest and most expensire hea v e r, is 1 1 4 1 ! iight, and will out wear two of them, an d is , . . s44'tttl s'ial,e, Which it retains to the last; it will nevi re iang. 4.4." r, which is of the most beautiful , 1:) , ltrtck,if .. w , , .../ ., , r ,... f r i.:r . It4o(itt,lo wedawtli7lr will. in s j e u v r t e ra t i lit t • i n t i n , es t ~e 1 a be i ngtriiiinttviii, expeuce,r-:- t ‘ i ; 4 t t t,?: ' Y a !lnte s ill r nal to new, and are decidedli sup,- - NI; 1, 1)). Hats ever offered to public notice; the attain 11l . -thriii has been attended with great expence, labour, and 4slk;miktlention of GEORGE. FRANKS and CO. Mann -4;04, Wellington finnse, corner of Itertcross-vrert, 11,1e;,e,", 1.,0nd0 ) Lop s ' to healers, u and the Trade, who wish for superior te , )11)44i1 find it their interest in applying as above. ,. I N . ° ~ Ni l 1. esters receired.--N o t in any st•ay collect ned wit 1 a l 'usa in Beech-street, name of Franks. , FOR COUGHS COLDS. &c. • ti,,iVALSH'S MLTSFOOT LOZENGES. It) it INLACtO wits the name t;i‘eii ti) Coltsfoot p.,„ 01. t h ? I he Ancients, It ho knew its value in Colighs, &e. It 414kl'idtr. r ed in the form of Loyeiige, as the most agreeable to I,' find also, that by its gradually dissolving in the httt t , d it may with more certainty. be conveyed to Ihe p a t s • t Ni,... 'th e se. L ozenges 01017, allaying' the tickling s'ensation which occasions ° Py HR', clearing the,voice, and producing the most saki it eit e t . NI 4 ; if us at a Preventive, few Persons will be , Pl4 t . '1 with Coed tl ri ' tit Winter 7 and their price btlin't ten) within u the ft).naciTql:f niter:mks of'. The t h e , 41 1 , ;.Will have the names of Shaw and p eo p le.Etiw•ards on the . kizte A1t",41 wALsirs A NTIPERT:7ss::: fu r the HOOPING f::gii:,rienmtehdey kingdoml img IIp p r n vi..d an , 1 . r n e co<nitin endi t .:l )tt b it i y the. I ' ate 4)4 l'Y E. Ed wa rds,,s.t. Pricetitir's.".l;ll 'T;;C),fioci);Xiiv(oppu.site Central entrance to the Cathedral. . • PUBLICATIONS. This Day was published, • In One Volume, 4to. with 15 Hates, 91. 9s. ACCOUNT of a VOY AGE.DLSCOVERY to the Western Coast of COREA, and the GREAT LOO CIIOO ISLAND. By Captifin BASIL - HALL. R.N. F.R.S. Printed for JOHN Mufut.iY, Alliernarle-street. • . INDIA. . - This Day was published, In Three Volumes, 4tw. price 61. tis: With Maps by Arfow • sthith, , • • • . . . T HE . - HISTORY of •liRITISH INDIA. 13y .• JAMES MILL, EN: London : Pri n t e d fur Bah:twin, ,Cruduck,. and Joy, Pater; nosier-ruw. ANNE OF SWANSEA'S NEW WORK. .This Do); were published; In Five large : Volumes, price 11. 7s 6d. • sSECRETS in EVErty mANsioN'; or the ~ . uRGEov MF.M s - OR ANDONI ROOK. , • • By ANNPAYF SWANSEA, Author of "Cambrian Pictures," " Chronicles of an Illus trious House," " Coovicrintr," " Gonzalo d e B a ldt v i a " , " Secr e t A vengers, " & c. &c . • Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadeoliall-street. The following will appear this Spring. Veile4l Protectress; or, The Mysterious Mother, by Mrs. Meeke, 4 vols. . Genevieve ; or, The Orphan's Visit, by Mrs. Byron, Author oft he " Borderers," " to c. 5' vols. Dumrtlivin; or, the VisitAn Paris, 4 rots. Bandit Chief; or, Lords of Urrinn, a. Romance, 3 vol. ~.WLaran; or, Minor Dlaxims a Sketch,..2 vols. Ai EIY r. 4.•5.: RUPTUREA CURED AT TIM MEDICAL BOARD. - EN consequence of the' extensive practice of the Medical Board, 'at Charlotte House : 'Riad:friars. road, Drs. COOPER, MUNROE, and CO. have, for the accommodation of patients residing at the West en.: of the Towit,- -established auntlier - Medical Board in' Woodstock. street, Oxford-street, a few slocirs front 'Bond-street, where a Physician ,and Surgeon, Members of the• Royal Collage of Linobin, nt 4-is;rty years experience, constantly: reside. That themsands have been restored to perfect health by their united talents is indisputable, after Hospitals had failed, many of whom had been great.sufferers from being iwipro tieafed- by persons ignorant of the profeSsion. &op tions on the head, face, and body, ulcerated 'Murat, -swel lings in the•neek, nodes an the 'shin hones, cancers, stric tures, fistulas, pains io the brad and litubsind nervous dibility, arc the c onsequence of an ill-cured contagion, and %OaCh - symptoms frerineutly appear year's after, and destroy domestic: happiness. Messrs. Cooper, Munroe, aril Co. are consulted daily at both houses, or by letters from the erruntey, stating particu lars-, when medicine and the best advice will be sent to all parts of the kingdom. • • There are side doors at each house, and private rooms for females. Advice gratis on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday mornings, until twelve o'clock. • HOOFING COUGH CURET) WITHOUT INWARD ME DICINE. ROCHE'S ROYAL EMBROCATION. M ANY Thousands - of c;hil.dreo are Cured an nually by this Remedy. On the first attack, an im mediate application of - ROC:HE'S - EMBROCATION will pre- Vent the eorniilaint taking any bold of the. co;istltntion, and a fewthrics oar completely cure. In the must obstinate cases perseverance will produce the desiied effect ; Told ho Remedy can be so well calculated for Children as this, fur it requires no medicine to be taped inwardly. In , common Coughs -this Medicine is elually efficacious and may he relied on for Men, SVornen, and Children, as safe and effectual.. In no case can this Medicine be genuine unless signed on the wrapper lq .1.. Ruche, and every stamp Shaw and Edwards, Vq, St. Paul's Church-yard, engraved thereon: Price 4s. and I I. is- trey bottle. Sold by Edwards, No. 86, St. Paul's, on the Footway, op posite the general entrance to the Cathedral, and `anger atm Chandler, Oxford -street ; Ward, Holborn ; Nix. Exchange; tVdbuott, Borough ; and Emerson, East-I.:mitt-41-4d LOCK AND SGItGICAL DISPENSARY. I-liS Royal Highness the DUKE of. YORK, President. iuß4oN—Mr. iernan, Member of the Royal College, London. GovEnNons—Earl of Egremont, E3II of Leitrim, Hon. Col .T. Barry, M.P. John Latouche, M. P. 'HE Royal and Noble Palrons of the above 1 INSTITUTION, for the exclusive Treatment uf VE NER EA L CUM PLAINTS, and their dangerous consequences, in order to _insure the benefits that have resulted from it, se lecte4 Mr. KIERNAN as . its S..trgeon, standing• high -on the ist of the Royal College) front having directed his chief at .ntion to those diseases. It is the misfortune of Patients under such complaints, to he too often the dupes of illite rate Pretenders, who practise oft the credulity by imposin titles and specious promises. Against this class (of late so numerous and daring), Mr. Kiernan conceives it a part of his official duty to caution the Public, by pointing to the List of the Royal College, published in Fein nary 18IG, as the only sure guide, and that no assertion of Persons assuming such titles, and puhliely advertising them, without being sanc tioned this List, are to he credited. The annual reports of the Lock Dispensary will prove, that swine of the mnst Aangermrs cases'of Strictines, Debility, and other supposed incurable affections o f the Generative Organs, have been here radically and snccessfully treated ; facts which reqnire no haektoved testimony of attiJavits to prove, but the most re- Tectable Nledical evidence. Mr. KIERNAN may be consulted as usual, by both Sexes, ,t his house, 21, Lower Charlotte:street, Bedford-square, where Letters from Town and Country are to he'addressed, •1 the necessary Advice and Medicine will be given, or sent, to any part of the United Kingdom. Just 'published, price 4s. Second Edition, Practical Oh serrations on the above Diseases, by F. Kiernan, and may be had at.:Nr)..l7l;Fleet-street, N. Yo, Patcniustec-row, and No. 10, Clown. court, Soho. ,• • , The.UMPIRE, a New LIVERPOOL Light C3riact, only one .Night 441 the !toad, carrying - Four Insides and Four Ootsides, _sets . Out every Day at One o'clock, arrives at Liveianiol next Afternoon . at Six o'clock, through Drirqtat?le; Woburn, Latlibury, Northampton. Welforil, Li:acre/orib, Hinckley, Arberstone, Lichfield, Stone, Rugely, Newcastle, Krintsford, Warrington and Present. SOUTHANIPTOS, Lrmington, Winchester, and Basing stoke ,New Four Inside Coach at half-past -Seven o'clock in tht-goniing, arriees 'at the Dolphin lino, ..Sinitharuptthr, iy rav :a- most ilelightliti Coot - cyan-err td the ste ilgbe„ojersey, ;Guernsey, St. haloes, ilaiax d e _l4race; Ch erbiari.ll; • SHREWSBURY, Welling - tim„ and Sbiffnal, Post-Coach, every Evening at Five o'clock. , —Guazded. WEYMOUTI Drireliestei, Blandford, Salisbury, Andover, and Basingstoke, new 'Post Coach, every Afternoon. The WeYniontli Packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Cherburg, St..ila lue s, &c. EXETER., Plymouth, Wei - month, Dorchest e r, Falmoutlr bail month. and Salishirry, New Post Coach, every !Morning at Seven 'o'clock, throiiglr Hannon, Axminster, Bridport Blandford, Basingstoke, and Bagshot. BOSTON, spaliling, Peter borough-, Stilton, and Hunting don, Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening to SpilsWY, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post-Coaches, through Chip penhavi, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon ; at Mr. May's, the Gres - harm, Ion; Bath, and the London tavern, Thomas-street, and,the SW:11111. Bristol, next Morn ing. —Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, Exeter, Ply mouth, &c. LEEDS new light Coach, called the Rockingham, sets out every Morning at Eight o'Clock ; carries F our I ns id es only, and goes remarkablyi easy, with a Girard throughout. Passes through Stamford, Newark, Retfotd, Doncaster, arid Ferry bridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next morning. Not withstanding the uncommon Eapedition of this Coach, it is' allowed to be the mast agreeable and complete Public Con -eyance on the North Road, being unequalled in Accommoda. Lion by any other. GLASGOW,' Longtown, Gretna-green, Annan, Dumfries' Sanquhar-Kiln, Canniock, Kingswell' and all Parts - of scotland, a Post Coach (daily). - YORK, ScarborOngh, Whitby,.Shields,' Sunderland, New castle, and .Edinbargb, New FOlll . Inside Coach, with a Guard throughout; sets out every Morning by way of Newark, Ret ford, Tadcaster; Darlington, Northallerton, Dinhani, Moi peth, and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves fatigued front the length of the journey, !nay rest what time they please, and then proceed on without airy additional Fare. MARLBOROUGH, Swindon, Rarushory, Huugerford, and -Newbury Post Coach, at Seven, Morning. riILIDGENDani and Walsal New' Post Coach, every Evening, CARLISLE, Peririth, and Whitehaven, Four Inside Po. , t- Coach, and a Guard all the way, passes through Brough, Appleby, Cireatalitidge,Rrefinion i l . , Catiefiek, Bortsughlaridge. Wetherby, Aberford, Porcastes:,* arid Grantham. Sets out every Mornino;-and performs thttiontitey with t¢eLreattgt - rriaseltgers detained on tire Road by business or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage of their Seats !Mug se cured in the next Coach. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirhy-Lonsdale, Bolton, Chorley, Ormskirk, and Garstang Mist-Coaches, every After noon, at Five o'clock.—Guarded. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knotsford, Stone, and Litch• field, Post Coach, cancel The Regulator, every Evening al Five o'clock, to the Saracen's Head Aim; Dale-street, Liver pool.--.—Guarded throughout. WAKEFIELD Post-Coach. every Morning, at Half-past Six o'clock. CHESTER, Newport, Whitchurch, Tarporley, Nantwich, Northwich, and Middlewich Post-Coach, every Eisening, at Five o'clock. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarn), new Coach every Mornint, to the George Inn, Sunderland. MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle, Walsal, and Wolverhampton, Post-Coach, every Afternoon. Guarded. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post-Coach, called the Ruck .ingham, every MMaring. BIRMINGHAM Post Coach, with a Guard, sets out every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at Noon.— Passes. -by .Oxford, Euston arid Shipstone,- to the Saracen's Head, Bull-street, Birmingham. • HULL, Northeave, Howden, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post Coach, every Morning, at half-past Six, to the Cross Keys, Market-place, Hull. DOVER, Deal, Margate, Sandwich, Rirnsgate, Cant erbury, Fevershaiu, Chatham, Rochester, and Stroud, New Post- Coaches, Morning, Noon, and Night. HERTFORD, Ware, Ikoldestl,nr, and Cheshunt Coach, every Morning. TOTTENHAM and Edmonton Coach (daily), at Half-past Two,. Five, and Eight o'clock.. It. CLAY's Original Waggons and Coaches, to Newbury, Swindon, Aldbourir, I Vootton-llasset, Landrourn, Hunger , ford, Chilton, Reading, arid all Places adjacent, daily. WAGGONS: To HEMEL HEMPSTEAD, Watford and Stanmore,Three Times a Week. LMSS, Beecles, BUIMIV Bury, and all Parts of Suffolk, every Nfenday. CIRENCESTER, Ahin!. , _:don, Henley, Bristol, and Glen ceSter, .Three Times a Week. 'SOUTHAMPTON, Winchester, Rumsey, Lyndhurst, Ly iningfon, Christchurch, Ringwood, Fordingbridge, Wi born, Poole, Isle of Wight, Jersey, and Guernsey Waggons (Daily). SUNBURY, Hampton, and Twickenham, Twice a Week. GREENWICH ainl 'Woolwich, every Day. TCITTENHANI and Edmonton, every Day. W. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends and tare Public, that they will iiirt be acconntabl d fu r any' Parcels: Passenger's Luggage, Writings. fiat;, 4:c. of inure than Fivc Pounds Value, if stolen, lost, or damaged, un less 'entered as such, and tho Insurance paid for accordingly, at the Saracen's Head Inn, London, One day in company a shining Belie, To shew how'far she could in wit excel, Thus to a Gentleman was heard to say : If I mistake not, Sir, the other day " Your Ilan was red, and now 'tis chang'd to blaclt, " And titles itsfinmiog colour wholly lack ? " But I suppose,'" (then archly look'd around) " If we inspect it. dy'd it will he found." " True," said the Gent, " and when I Saw you last, " Your hair, met hought, was of a greyish cast ; " Besides, 'twits lank and thin, and cm I'd not then, '' And now, hut for your tongue, I scarce could ken " In you, the self-same Lady, whose grey hair " Of late had nearly driven you to despair; - cc But rithinxust's lam') 1 , laid and his /lye Have work'd stranze wonders both in you and 1." The Gent in triumph langh'd ; the Lady, wounded, Hintz down her head abash'il, a• one confounded. The :shot e lines are founded on fact ; acid the original may be seen, and reference civen to the writer, by applying the I'rnprietur's,Gerrard-street, Soho-squa. Loudon; and sold by most Perfumers in Town and Country. In the Hull Savings limik on Tnesdav %en ticpw.its were made by petsons from Drif llowden, Lincoln, liuton, and 0111 c, phicea ; and during the course of the week, the sum of 9501, was paid Liverpool, 24th Jan. 18111. Me. ED/Ton,-1 have ever considered Common. Senile and COMMOIi Honesty as two of the most distinguishing characteristics of the English Na tion: the excellent Constitution under which, we live, the united wisdom of:onr.forefathers, is one amongSt the many proofs OW these excellent qua lities Were particularly attedded to. In Good Oki. Times they were considered as the delight of the cottage; the charm of the Middle ranks, the re• creation of the noble Man, and the pleasing ctim- , prinlein of the lidiace Along with theie, in these Good Old Times.' was inculcated the tear, the love, the reverence God . ; 'honour and obedience to the King ; du tiful submission to Magistrates, Alasters, and, wheys in authority ; and loving-kindness to alt mankind: these are the fruits of Religion upon, a %vell-cultivatvd and enriched soil ! Alen, brine log forth wind fruits, durst not call Blasphemy a jest, Irreligion a noble principle, and Contempt of the Laws of God and Man, true heroism ! Whence is it, Mr, Editor, that in this enlight ened Age such rank weeds have arisen 3 They were sown by Infidelity, and nourished by Ja cobinistu! T o h ear them vomited torth by every puny 11'hipster, is now so common, that every one now considers these things as matters of course, from the Attorney's Clerk down to the Cobler's Apprentice,--all can now prate about altering the State and amending the Constitution ! Our Good Old Forefathers thought seven years little enough to bind a boy apprentice to a shoemaker; but now, those who e,totot seam a boot; or make a shoe, can cobble tire Slate, and tell you very lartiedly how it is to he mended ! I ate afraid, atnongst so wavy Coblers, there may be a difference of opinion where the patches and mendings are to be placed, and so many lioles and cuttings will be made, that the sole of the Consqi tution wink totally cutaway, and then, you know, we shall have 110 foundation to stand upon ! Nay, Sir, I have, heat d that Tailors' shipboards are so pressed with the idea of mending, or making the St rte anew, that a certain breeehes, lately making, whilst a 'Debate upon these int portant subjects Was Wlllll . ly Carried on, a ere sent home, and when his Lordsnip was dressing for Court, they bad forgotten to place any h o trou s The Foreman will Ufa for itistanity, and the apo. bogy was, his M'astet 's Tail . ors we such sturdy Ponticiansr," War tri - never eid any t ling as toe , r 'tight to do ! and his Master was afraid to change, lest he should get worse instead of het ter ! All ranks are now infected with the mania of niendiprZ ar~d making Constitutions, and it we follow the example of lute rebellious France, tt bat dreadful calamities are there still in stole for us ! I am one, I confess, of tho,e odd thinking fel lows that believe that our Goo:I Old Consti , ut ton in Church and S'ate is . a very good one ! 1 want no change in either ! I want only that we may re form ourselves, •every one himselt !—That the Good Old Princildes of fearing God, honouring the KIT:, and loving our Country, may again become fo , hionable ! Shall I, Mr. Editor, in the energetic, the ern dire language of a learned Doctor, tell you what We want ? Air. Editor,—it is Discipline that forms the Scholar, it ie. Discipline that forms the Gentle man, it is Discipline that forms the Man who fears God, honours the King, and loves his Country ! Aril it is, Mr. Editor, iVant of Dis cipline that makes the English Nation at present what it is ! That you may not take me for some Oldflot4ing Schoolmaster, 1 will with one wish take leave of you,— iVishing that True Discipline may pervade both Church and State. VEZITAS. MINING IN I'ELLIGENCE. COPPER. OR ES Sold at Trim), Cornwall, Jan. 22, 1818.1 Mines. Tons. Pnrcliasers. Price. Chacewater ,C 4 14 6 ditto .. lOO Daniell and Cu. 4 11. 6 ditto ditto Co. and Crown C 0... 3 7 6 Pembroke ll2 ditto 6 0 e: ditto Critinis ditto Crown Co. • 510 6 Cuddra Total 858 Tong. Standard ,C 1 1 S. COPPF;It I ►RES Sold at Truro !act week. Unity, 620—Poltlice, 99-13114 ed Mines, 46G Wlival Music, 50—Total 1,235 "twits. Produce. of Copper in Cornwill, and Purchases of the rewee tire Copper Smelting Companies, in . the )ear 1817. Pin chasers. Mines Royal Co. English Copper Cu Birmingham Co. Patten and Cu. Vivian and Sons Freeman and C 0... Cornish Copper Cu Brass - IV ire Cu...... Hose Copper Co. Williams, P. and W. Grenti 11 ;and ( it. pied Crown Co Daniell and C 0... British Copper Co. Ore. Copper. 9,685 Toni. 969 Tons. I • I 1;2 4,496 361 9,011 133 12,15? 1.000 4.990 :;47 90iti 1.J3 1 ,! 4401 424; 26,19 S 2,211 104.22. 874 • 4., 76.5.14 ri,!)l9. N.B. At the commencement of t:117, the Copp_ prodncel by the Anglesea :11invs was divided in certain proportim, het ween Messrs Witliams, P. and W. Grenfetl, and Co. and Messri..Vivian and Sono.—For many monkhs past, and at esent, Messrs. Williams, Grenfells, and Co. have the wbulo. pro" we of those mines eulusivvly.—January, ISIS.